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The boulder on the path leads to chest four, and back on the path to another barred gateway is the last chest. Now head back up to the next gateway, and grab any Light Orbs you may have missed on the way. If you have a Straight Chain, good, if you don't, don't buy one. I said not to buy one because if you buy and use one here, you'll net 2 KP from the manikins in this gateway since the chain costs 8, meanwhile fighting them all individually gets 4.

But if you got one from the Light Orbs, you'll get 10 KP using it here. If you didn't get either, don't worry and don't buy them. First tackle the blue gateway nearby. I recommend raising your level before going in here, they tend to use summons like Pupu or Phoenix, which makes it hard to break if you're a low level. But like the last few the gain isn't all that extraordinary so you don't have to. If you don't have one, just fight it out, buying one would get you 2 KP less.

As you continue around to the right you'll see the Phantom, he's running around the chest with the KP Gambler. Pick it up now or leave it to save for later, it's your choice. For the next gateway, definitely buy a Jump Chain if you don't have one.

It will really help. Also, beware of the Reaper, it's a pain like the high Lv Wraith a short while ago. Just aim to break within 60 seconds, then take your time. The boulder has the second chest, and the third is up on the frozen water ring near the red gateway.

I got a Jump Chain from the orbs. If you don't have a Jump Chain, you should get one for this last gateway of the chapter. Also, you can do it now or between chapters again, but make sure to have a Straight Chain before next chapter.

This is another one that I wonder why they add an emblem that's not needed. I think?? The story also didn't pull me in enough to keep playing despite the battle system, but I'm NOT saying the story was bad.

It was interesting, but it just didn't appeal to me personally. Tidus is a very happy go lucky type of person in this game, except when it comes to his dad, then he gets more serious and wants to "settle things". Gameplay wise, I'm not too big of a fan of Tidus, similar to Terra, most of his attacks have a delay before they hit.

However, most of his brave attacks not only combo into an HP attack, but the delay is because he does a dodge before the attack, and THEN attacks.

So his combat style has some good and bad, more good than bad if you time that dodge. But not really for me, which is why I'm bad at playing with him. A - Crescent Lake Gateway 2. B - Hidden Darkness Gateway 2. Which is still 8 if you bought the Chain.

This is the same exact place you were just at with Cecil, even the Trees are in the same places, so turn around to chop the first down.

Just the same as with Cecil, the first chest is left at the barred gateway. Head towards the Pravoka Mogshop and you should see another chest at the same barred gateway, and the bouler for the second and third chests. Now going through the gateway, everything is again in the same locations as with Cecil. The Tree is on the path, chest four is across the boulder, and the last chest is at the other barred gateway.

This is another of those gateways that if you have a Straight Chain, awesome, but if you don't then don't worry about buying one.

It's just the same as with Cecil at this gateway, you'll get more just fighting them rather than buying a chain to use here.

If you do a quick look left with the L button, you should see everything here, with the first chest being that closest one. The second chest is the one over by the red gateway. For the next gateway, definitely make sure you have a Jump chain, so if you don't have one, buy it from the Mogshop right here. Or the bottom emblem to ' get only four, but get 32, 33 after that last one now all by itself. Another note, The Emporer in this fight loves to have at least one Flare floating around at all times, you can't block to reflect it back, but if you hit it with Energy Rain you CAN reflect it back.

If you go down to the blue gateway and turn left, you'll see the despot and first chest, the second chest is at the boulder. For this blue gateway, definitely get a Cross Chain if you don't have one, you'll net 17 KP if you buy the chain, or just get 25 KP if you didn't.

Or if you have a Straight Chain from orbs, you can use that, a free Straight Chain gets as much as buying and using a Cross Chain. Also, if you have a straight Chain, you can use that at the left? But if you'd prefer to 5- Ephemeral Summoner Lv16 use a cheaper Jump Chain, just above ' or to the right of that emblem will also get you fighting all four on the right.

I can't figure out a Chain that can get all five at once, so 16 is what you'll get, not To your right is the KP Gambler, take it or save it, it's your call.

You've also got two Light Orbs right, and two more left. First thing you probably saw was the blue gateway ahead, for this one just don't worry about using any chains at all, no matter what you have. Buying one for ' 6 KP and then getting 9 KP from the fights, instead of fighting them inividually for 3 is just I dunno.

Usually my recommended levels are under the Bonus Line, but the Lv26 can be a pain, especially for someone like me who isn't good with Tidus. Of course a rules set-up can make it a bit easier, but it's still a hell of a fight, even more so if you're going in at Lv1. You probably saw the Stalwart before the gateway, but go and take it out, and don't forget the first chest at the boulder on the way.

The second chest is a bit further down the path at a barred gateway. The Light Orbs are all up at Gulg. Now, if you don't have a Straight Chain, get one Straight Chain from the Pravoka Mogshop that popped up after last gateway. You can get it now, or between chapters, but have a Jump Chain for the start of the next chapter. Also to note, Jecht can be as much of a pain as the Wraith earlier if you go in at Lv1. So I'll get to how he plays, Firion is the original weapon master of the Dissidia games.

He has quite a few varying moves, except his brave attacks are better comboed on the ground into HP attacks. Aside from Swordslash on ground and air, his ground brave attacks all combo into HP attacks and his air brave attacks are magic that can combo as the single spell, or change to another magic during the combo.

He has an arrow HP attack for ground and air that's pretty fast and long range, he has two attacks ground and air that use all of his weapons in a powerful attack combo, and a ground HP attack like WoL and Exdeath that deflects and counters.

He's a fairly well rounded character. A - Hidden Darkness Gateway 2. The first chest is down by the empty gateway, which is actually the one you just cleared. When heading forward, you'll come to the Crescent Lake area, to your left is the Warlock, heading around the forest to the center you'll see the two Phantoms.

Second chest is at the boulder next to the first Phantom, the KP Gambler is in the ruins after the second Phantom. Alright, if you don't have a Jump Chain, you could buy one. If you go in at Lv1, take note that one of the manikins has Pupu for summon. So it's a tough break for Lv1 unless you have a set up with First Strike ability and a high crit rate rules set to get crits to break it, with damage and booster accessories. Obviously you'd probably be using most of that already, but I had to make not of it, but it's nothing like the Wraith and Jecht fights in the last chapter.

And like I mentioned B- Jecht Lv14 just before, one of these has Pupu ' and can get filled up with too much BRV if you aren't quick. Specifically it's the Wanderer next to the chest. One last note, Jecht also has a summon for large rapid BRV gain, he may not be part of the KP Chance, but he can get troublesome if you aren't careful.

To the right is the only chest, Light Orbs scattered about, blue gateway in front, and red gateway to the left. If you don't have one, you should get yet another Jump Chain, it's the best one to use at this blue gateway. If you have space or don't mind losing any skill you have right now, grab a Multichain. Move one left and use a Jump ' Chain, you'll get the first four. You can't go back to previous areas of this chapter, but it's not a big loss since there's a Mogshop here and you can restart the chapter after beating it if you want to go back into the blue gateway.

You'll see all the Light Orbs in this small area. If you don't have a Jump Chain, I think you should get one, best chain for the next gateway. If you haven't checked out the third scenario, that gold thing that looks like a yellow crystal with gold metal spiraling around it, that's a teleport stone. Right now there is only one destination, but you'll see more of these later in the game. So about that destination, you're on Shinryu's Isle right now, so select Land of Discord and teleport.

This place should look familiar, its between the second and third gateways from the epilogue of scenario one. The boulder and red gateway you see off in the distance to the right same gateway from the end of the epilogue are beyond a barred gateway, can't go there. The first chest is at the boulder, second is at the barred gateway near the Witch, and third is near the Champion and the next gateway.

If you go all the way down the path, you'll find the KP Gambler. Now, if you didn't get a Multichain from the Light Orbs, take a trip back through the teleport stone and go to the Mogshop.

You can get now or between chapters again, but you'll want a Straight Chain for the next chapter. You can B- The Emporer Lv22 use it next to the Wanderer to get ' all but the Lv18 Stalwart, or you take out the Wanderer and use it on the emblem. I personally prefer using the emblem. Only one chest is in the key, but that's because both chests hold the same item, Pink Tail, so you get two.

An orphan raised in a military academy that was built to train people to fight the sorceress. Although an orphan and doesn't know who his parents are, it gets hinted at in VIII for people who couldn't figure it out. Squall has some really good close range combos, with a few spells to also be used. One of my favorite spells of his is Thunder Barret, it's a mid range attack, but pulls the enemy in if they don't block it. His only long range HP attack is Rough Divide, which attacks very similarly to Cloud's Braver, except he jumps first, it's faster, and he adjusts altitude.

A - The Flowering Spring 2. B - Northern Lufenia Gateway 2. As usual, turn around first, you'll see a chest in the distance. As you run that way, you can get to that first chest you see from the first boulder you see. And to note, boulders for Squall are a pain, if you try from a lower height or a slight step away, one hit in his combo will miss and cancel your combo. It's the only chest on that long island, so just hop back.

Continuing this way you'll see a boulder and a barred gateway, at the gateway is the second chest on the list, the boulder has the path for the third chest. When grabbing that one, you'll see another chest near a reaper, that's the fourth chest.

When going forward from the opening gateway, go right around the mountains for the Reaper and chest. Fifth and final chest is down near the next gateway. This gateway looks like one of the ones that buying a chain won't get you profit and more depends on what you get from Light Orbs, but it isn't. I'd say this depends on what you want to do and what you got from Light Orbs.

If you got a Straight, Cross, or Multichain from the orbs, they're the best. If you didn't get any of them from the orbs, switch over to the first scenario to buy a Multichain, it's the only one worth buying for this. Then again, you don't have to go buy one if you don't want to, you'll get 3 more KP than just fighting the four you can reach individually. Decent KP gain if you bought a Multi.

From where you start you'll see two Trees, some Light Orbs, and a chest, you should also see ruins that look like the base of a tower, the Mirage Tower. Inside is the first chest. Heading towards the empty gateway and the second chest you already saw next to a Tree.

Further closer to the mountain wall is the third chest, it's just a little further and slightly right when coming from the ruins towards the empty gateway. Turn left and go along the wall for the other Tree, about where it is turn right around the mountain wall for chest four.

Continuing around, go through the small opening for the KP Gambler, take it or leave it, it's up to you. If you go back in and keep on going around, you'll find the last chest.

With that Mogshop right there, you definitely want to buy a Multichain if you don't have one, and this is also a pretty decent place to use a KP Gambler.

I'm not saying to go back and get all KP Gamblers if you saved them to replay this chapter and use here, but using the one in this area isn't THAT bad of an idea. Without using one you get 50 KP, and one would think you could triple that to get But that's not the case, it triples the very first one KP you get per fight, before the game applies the bonus from the emblem.

Head around to the boulder on the left for the first chest. Up to the right of the red gateway is the second chest after another boulder. If you didn't get one from Light Orbs, should get a Round Chain.

If you have a Straight Chain, don't drop it for a Round if you're lacking skill space, just take the next red gateway before the blue gateway. For the Straight Chain, ' just go left one and chain the four. Over by the Mogshop is the first chest, and over by where the Stalwart is or was at is a boulder to the second chest. For this last gateway of the chapter, buy a Multichain if you don't have one.

And like usual, you should get a Straight Chain before next chapter, now or between chapters, it's all you. You will get 32 KP on the emblem, too bad the Harlequin isn't in reach. Zidane is fairly rounded with physicals, magic, and attack ranges, but he's made more for air combat than ground. I really don't know what to say more than that for his play style. A - Ryukahn Gateway 2. B - Gateway of Sullen Eyes 2.

Turn around and go to the right around the mountain wall for the first Stalwart and first chest behind it. Follow Bartz to the other Stalwart and second chest at the end of the path, just beyond the forest. The KP Gambler is across from the boulder right here, so it's your choice, but go back to the first boulder you passed, that leads to the long island with two Light Orbs on it.

If you go all the way to the left of it you'll find the third chest. For the next gateway, if you don't mind three or four battles starting with 0 BRV, then you can get some KP.

Best chain would be Multichain, next two best are Round and Cross. If you don't have any of the three, you can get either Multi or Round and net the same amount of KP, just depends on how many fights you want to start 0 BRV with. If you only want to fight in three, do the Round Chain, if you want to do four at once or just don't care, do the Multichain. The boulder leads to the one and only chest here, not even a manikin.

You don't need a chain in this gateway, none at all, the manikins are already set up in good spots, and no chain skill can get one of the other two while standing on the emblem. Head forward and for now pass by the Elven Snowfields. The boulder leads to the first chest, second chest is next to the Despot, and third is way down the path beyond it. Now head back and continue up the forest to the Harlequin, on the small bit of land to the left is chest four, and up the hill behind where the Harlequin was is the last chest.

Now you can head back down to the Elven Snowfields, but make sure to get the Light Orbs first, they seem to disappear if you go to the Snowfields without getting them.

There's nothing but two gateways and another Mogshop in the small area you come to. In this blue gateway, Multichain does best, if you don't have one, you can buy one right next to it.

One spot left for a Cross, the Cross won't get as much, but using a free Cross is only about 2 or so KP less than buying and using a Jump Chain. It's a straight path to the left, the quickmove rail on the right is a dead end. After two Light Orbs you'll come to an empty gateway where you can see the other two on the other side, but if you keep going through the forest to the right you'll find the first chest.

Go back to the empy gateway and follow it up to find both manikins at the blue gateway, just left and next to the Wraith is the second chest. If you go down the path to the opening gateway of the first scenario's epilogue, you'll find the third chest.

For the blue gateway, since there aren't any Mogshops in this area, it's up to you if you want to switch scenarios to buy the chain if you don't have it. So, if you don't have a Cross Chain, you can get one or not, up to you. Even then, if you don't have one of them, just fighting it out can get 11 KP total, more than you'd net if you go and buy one. If you have a Jump Chain, use it on the? And if you don't have any chain, finish up with the Wraith after you get the 9 KP from the three together.

His attacks are all from other characters and has none of his own, possibly one of the most well rounded characters because of that. However, anyone that used him in the first game should know that his moveset has changed, mainly that his HP attacks are all brand new, his old ones don't return. While most of the attacks don't return, some of his new attacks use the attacks of multiple characters.

One of the nicest things about Bartz in story mode is that on the World Map, his attack is Hazard Raid, so it has a nice long charge, making hitting the World Map manikins real easy. A - Gateway of Sullen Eyes 2. Head back forward, to the right of the next gateway, beyond the ruins of Onrac, is the second chest. Next gateway would be best to have a Multichain, if you didn't get one from the Light Orbs, you can switch over and buy one. This next gateway has the first party battle of the second scenario, but since you only have Bartz and not a party, it's defaulted on Tournament.

Head down around to the blue gateway, to the right just after it is the Warlock and the second chest at the end at the barred gateway. Best chain for this gateway is Multichain, but you can use any of the chain skills at all to get all but one of the fights.

So if you have any, you're good to go. Like I ' said, best chain for here is Multi, and use it between the v and? At that same spot you can use Cross or Round chain, as well as on the right?. Multi will get you all manikins, the other four will get you all but one, which one just depends where you use the chain.

Also to note, the party is a group of three golds. Once again, it's up to you if you want to switch scenarios for a chain skill, if so get a Jump Chain. Head across the gap to the continent, to the right at the barred gateway is the chest.

And we finally get to the one and only Mogshop in this chapter, and next to it is a blue gateway. If you don't have one, definitely get a Multichain, it'll make this gateway a whole world easier. This is another one of those gateways where you should just go in with what you do or don't have, don't buy anything, you'll just waste time or KP.

If you use any, use something you got from Light Orbs. If you want to use Multi, Straight, or Cross, use it after the Champion and one above the party.

If you want to use a Round Chain, use it on the?. I honestly say don't bother with the KP Chance on the Lv28 Stalwart, unless you come in at a higher level he won't go down easily.

It's just 1 KP, plus if you come in at lower levels, you can get far more more KP anyway. Only thing I can say is that his look isn't based on the classic Warrior class of the original game, however his new second alt Outfit IS, too bad it can't be used in story mode.

Warrior is mostly a mid range physical character. He has a couple spells that are long range as well as one long range HP attack, but his better attacks are physical. A - Gateway to a Micro Desert 2. But don't buy any. Head forward to the left, to the boulder you can see for the first chest. Head around and pass the Pravoka Mogshop and to the barred gateway to the right, near the fourth Light Orb for the other chest. Use a Straight Chain on ' that first emblem, a Cross on the second emblem or under the Stalwart, or a Multi at any of those three.

Now heading north where the other three keep running and the second chest is at the boulder. I got a Round Chain here. Once again, don't buy a skill chain, they're spaced out in the right way that buying one wouldn't get you as much as just fighting one at a time. Straight Chain can be used anywhere you can line up two of them. Multichain would be kinda wasted here. Just don't buy any chains. Go back around to the blue gateway, if you want to go get the Light Orbs first, feel free to, but I'm covering the gateway now.

So if you don't have a Multichain, buy one. There's nothing in the hole to the right, so go to the boulder just to the left that leads to the long island with two manikins. There's nothing to the right side, but on the left end is the first chest. When you head back to the continent, turn right and you'll see another boulder and the higher Lv Harlequin. When you head across the quickmove, there are two chests on the island, the one you land next to on the right is the Rosetta Stone, the one on the left is the KP Gambler.

Head back around the only way left, to the red gateway and the last of the Light Orbs. If you don't get a Multichain or already have one, should go back and buy one.

Continuing forward, the boulder goes to the small island with the Tree and the only two chests. Then it's a straight path to the next gateway. If you didn't get a Straight Chain from the orbs, feel free to go back and buy one. I highly recommend holding onto both of these for one of the later gateways in the next chapter, it will be well more than worth it. The Mogshop has moved up again, but it's still in the Bahamut Isles area, not that you'll really need to buy anything unless you want to get a summon, gear, or accessory you're missing.

Go straight forward, when you hit the fork, go right for the Wraith and first chest. When you go the other way and go down the path, you'll see the second chest with the KP Gambler straight ahead. Go left from the empty gateway to reach the third chest and high Lv Phantom. Now just go up the red quickmoves along the floating islands for the next gateway. Don't buy a skill chain, best one to use is Straight Chain, but only if you got it free and didn't buy it.

But unlike the Onion first scenario, you get to choose who you want out of the ten Cecil heroes you just played the chapters for. Again, this time Bartz around you can't choose an assist, which one would expect Terra having an option for after forming the party, but no.

Assist Cloud characters are randomly assigned out of the characters not in Squall your chosen party, and this happens whenever you enter a Zidane gateway.

Also, on the World Map you can freely edit the party Tidus and switch characters in and out if you feel like doing so. Another big thing to note, if you haven't revisited the first scenario's epilogue, is about the Bonus Lines.

With parties, it's determined by the highest level character in the party. So the first gateway's Bonus Line is Lv23, so even if you don't use all the characters and one is Lv30, your bonus KP will start at But like I said, it's determined by the highest character, so if you have two over, it won't be the combined reduction both would have. On a similar note, using the opening gateway as the example again, if you set all but the lead character to Lv1, and the lead character is Lv20, you'll only have 3 bonus KP at the start.

So just keep in mind about your party's levels compared to the bonus lines. They don't even have hair! Next, they'll make one of Patrick Stewart.

Set up an Iai Strike Build. It sounds kamikaze against such a strong opponent, but once you're familiar with Feral Chaos' attacks, he won't be a problem. Don't bother with increasing your Base BRV. I suggest decreasing your party's level to anywhere from and giving them the following accessory build; 1.

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